The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 211, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 5, 1952 Page: 3 of 10
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frtii Pr*** CoffwpGiufoiit / wfttor from th« »ftii ,..., c*i,a* w.*t«rpowtr, are definitely limited. Cara**!# Institution In Mftuachu*
WASHINGTON — Wd you know dioxide from the «ir t./ Vjl!" 0n|y ,h* ,un’» energy la 'i vast, if«*. -Testa and California, hav*
init more energy falls on a single .larches and sugars,'ai the inexhaustible ,ourc. of power." . <“'rov*rwl that by praeticai appll-
Teorgia. He telephony .
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, telling t.hem that it „ ■ '"> ^'American soil every tunny lime. n.\yS’,'l,‘i^n "a„?l'T'!'‘ "Wh. n'ii"»hi"filli",wTrrem .a. “,llons of ,hl* "> »■ psmeiplen. a
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ItontbTThat 10 A-bombs worth of have long aince died of .urfne. U , ! 1 ."• J* * eiU,d fhlor,,|u
fall upon New York City tlon, all the lif* .ilu.. “ffoeV ,Un,|y converted Into heat and every 2« hours!
laily^' '* ' » the air having been ns* ** .°!*r Pr°bl*lh la .to catch This experiment, the forerunner
I Pntil now LHs fabulous amount However i! ' 7* p' il Jj,t b<,,0,*‘ 11 hits the ground of many others, promises to even.
^ ania half million to teiMh”'Uf t Dr'Burk ?nd conv,rt *t,Into some usable tually vastly Increase man's food
rVare mile ha. ‘hT/is own w-orda: forfn of energjt Thi. w. have supply. |t I. especially promtalng
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v skeoverles recehilv made • lwtfb' perfect cRI-'dinwlng project* td lAke avail- wg do now on the aame or leoe
,V» (hacoverlcs recently made eicncy, he says, • able to the world the discoveries grilling land*.
“.y m^HsMn inniuiKrtirtiiurr ,'1,|,nU «ly about one-tenth 5*>S R^ble by the work," Dr. Brothers, have rourag*. The dey
01 °ne fft etM °( Ibe aim’s en- Bur* »W. . Of the 40'cent. . STmM
011 b "a !, mankind for een^rie^ “*> * «** food. If we can find Other Kleatiata, working for the may once Main be back!
I gw eluded mankind for centurle. wi?.'Vcont ,2!
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I chemical ^ner.y,.which_to..ua able, whlch u„ of ,vt|||lW,
man whoae epochal work tenfold, perhaps onti-hurtdred.foUI."
promi*' - to unlock nature a solar Perhaps more important is that
iloroHnuse la Dr.'Dean Burk of our cxpt«rimentj have shown that »> AUNB MosHY
Frankie's Mistreated Again
Press Agents Fibbed, He Complains ’
D,, c*nffr'DwUtute of National It la potelble to use aolar ehergy H6ULY\YQ0D - d’.Ri - Frank picture, fcroorter*Dan*v NvilaaiPla
Inslituf's of Health In Bethesda, as the source of chemical enerev Sinatra complained today
, C l lr ! '.nO\VN SUN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 195?
Tro Con’esf Entrants Called 'Frustrah
They Make Real Headache For Radio And TV Promoters
ny AI.INK Monar • * average of )0# contests a month After Jtandllng 800,000 letters a
HOUYWOOD ~qgN- A radio- j,, rs(,io ,nd trlevUlctn shows tike "»"“>• knows every haWt-
TV giveaway eoptest Mhg has de- ,0 . _ „ . ual eonleetant right down to her
tided some women are profession- wueen jorjaOgy, JtonLraading
"fruslraled."
Promoter A1 Peiker handle* aa wonderful
tided eome women are profession- , \ ,r*aln* sometimes phony *lgnaturr
al rontesiant* because they're *n<* Judging the entptgp to handing »ie*se an emotional
“frustrated." out the 1300,000 worth, of thoee out let for them,'' he says. “It
1 prises. probably gives them tome kind g
superiority to win a contest. But
some women . . i!" • *
Only 10 per cent of contest an-
trims are the regulars who enter
every something - for - nothing
sweepstake they can find Thoee,
h« Sighs, give him more hcadachee
in the amateur*.
’ To Formosa?-.
9000 Loyal Chinese
Marooned In Burma
than the
The nine girl* who read hla coa-
test letters hid to learn to spot
■ the handwriting of a “pro." »om*
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VVABHINOTON - US offl- forcea refused to gtva up In ]tg0. Illegally under 30 different name,
cigi* »»ld today they would be however, they finally were forcwl Others n»*h from town to town to
Happy Yo aee the Chines* Nation- to withdraw across the border in- get different' poatntarka on their
ttgptmajrinAroonrd in Burma to Burma. ■letter*. .Vj :' ^S^klA'
transferred to Formosa. . , Ever einee then Id ha. kept up a _ *>n'' *°™n-
They don't know how the trick running fight with the Oommu- Pf,ker added, have fflrmeq *IUU»
can be turned, things being the mats, slipping across the frontier w f00' their or«IM m wu»
» ay they are in Burma. But 'they to pounce on Bed untu at oppor^£lIj££)H
These club members sometime*
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, - . . . . .----------- »• chemical energy Sinatra complained today that-hla helped to the top by hi* aceom-
I Maryland. l>r. B',r« »aa been and- gotger," Dr. .Burk *aid. “Our »**Ht* have been apinning panist . . ^ - -----
UerkH’K sealoualy foe many year* eoprrtmemt show that It la defi- fib* about him frofh hi* bow tie* "The studio hinted that the sc-' ON UAVI as diplomatic agent at feel it would aojvr a tot of prob- tune momenta, falling back when
Itr>‘nS to.do what every blade of nitely posrtble to transform the <° bis fainting fans, alt these rompaniat wa, supposed to be Tangier*, U 8 career itiplontat lem*. the pressure was too gresr ,
j,t»W every leaf, t-nn do natural- aim's energy Into, such'things aa years..' Hank Banlrola. my businesT-man^ John Carttr Vincent tell* the Sen- For one thing, they laid,, the 1,1.1* estimated to have about ih# orites • ’
11^ He» trying to duplicate * pro* electricity and gasoline." e “I hardly «v*r Wear b«w R.s, ogee for Bhgroar*. But we never at* antt-iubversive* committee in transfer would scuttle Russia's MM troop*. Both he and MBmm- -If thev don’t win they oobk
Ln. called FMMVKMI to make “This is pnrtlcnlarly Important Just now and then,” shrugged the had any argument*," said Frankie, Washington that.hc 1s not a*Com charges that America Is planning mander* are considered my»l to „uin lnd tnilit the contest is
**^B f'n<*r*-v‘ w"<n w,‘ r#*ab*<» that nil our croonrr. "Thatii another of those weren’t In love with the munist, Vioctnt aino.dedared that tweta for an attack Oiiairir Kal-Bhek add thoroughly ohony If thry do win, they com*
prose* the humblest sources of .power: coal, oil and stories that started out this big same girl nor mixed tip with gang- tout* Budenx, former editor of the on Bed China. - ' antl-Communlst. plain they didn’t win enough.
and ended up that big. **«» “be In the movie, either, he 0o(nm.,nUt jj,ily Worker "tied • II •l*° w°uM remove another pos- Russia charged in the United • One woman won some furniture'
'JfsrA'rsszv sit" tszsffxssix: y»sssjs«tar;
Theater back In 19.17! I think ac- #lp. ^ lr"lh ,w“ J"’ _ ~_J__ ♦ «*»t Ail* an ev*«l that could *et lorcea. It abld. among other things, to only *9* and demanded the rest.
tiresting. I remember one place •—> » the'torch to World War III. that two American generals, aeven Is was 1100 according to retdll .
tually one lady fainted from the
he/it
In New York I worked in .for lit
a week, plus room and hoard If
I .was supposed t« have been was an oblong room, and down-
an overnight wiccesi In New York ,uir* I d hear these guys doing
in those days. What never wa* target practice,'wtlh their guns,
told was that I d worked hard for every time I'got up to alng."
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The latest saga of the gossip, - , ... .
columns, he • signed, was'created | CX3S UUr LeaGCfS
hv Hnnursil-lnternAtion#! Studio .
tfizr&iraz KS T« Meet February 16'
U'.hmv " follows the story of his BrtOWNSVTU.F, H'.Pi The Tex-
° t? „ . , , . .. , as Republican r.ccutive renc^
n,B:;^rrnrm^t - *«• ^.«.«^
Etaumont Pay Boost
Comes Out Of Budget
'.The big hitch, however, ts that colonels and 27 majors we*r'*ee\y prices in our area'
Burma is unwilling , to let the ■
country under
ng with Ua units Seeing the seamy aid* of the*
The United States rejected the weaker sex hasn't discouraged the
troops leave th
arms for fear oYjiiigering Its po»; claim, suggesting It was put for- handsome R^kes. ahaiR- j—
MacArthur Will Visit
Arkansas Birthplace
Worth to jtlggt * ibb s»aiwmillipd|k*k
Carlos G Watson of B
executive committtce a e c r e tary,
said the meeting was called by
chairman Orvitle Bullington, Wlrn-
, ita Kalla, to make arrangements
(P rural for the May 27 state convention,
ill make his V’/’eral Wells and BfRrwnuood
fir,i ,,,:: to lii, birthplace lu re have asked for Ihc convention,
sin e he lift as a bo\ State convcntio,n delegates will
Xne 7. >ear-old gmeral will name 3* delegates to the Republl-
. make public • appcaranie* March can national convention July 7 In
ejtful JietghWf to the -nortli. And weed merely to set the gfgge fdl fhougfi.
their commander, the resourceful a possible Red slab into Burma. "Tn-y re ftill better than ever,
BEAUMONT - <U I*' Beaunujpt and energetic General IJ Mi, has But It is pretty well established he grins
gly employes wdl get a cost-of- no intention of laying down his that the Nationalists are getting
living pay raise, tog: tn> Incrca* a arms, arms somehow,
will be sqeened from the regular Id. former governor of Yunnan Best guess In diplomatic circles
‘ily budget ami not from irtfx province, won the praise of Amer- here is that these are being smug-
ta.es. , lean officers when he fought with gied into Burma In small quanti-
Msvor Otho Plummer warm d tjeneral Vinegar J°e Slilwell dur- t.es. There are reports that the
the pay boost will force all city ing the war arrangements have been made se-
parlmcnta to “watch the pen- When the C’orflmunist tide flow- cretly by the Chinese Nationalist
, ed into south China, Li and his Fmb'assy at Bangkok. Thailand.
i V
MIKE FRANSSEN
STATE RESERVE LIFE
“See Me Before You Die"
Dial «WI
BUY CURTAINS AND DRAPERY
AT PENNEY'S AND SAVE PLENTY!
Or. Oeon lurk of work in Health Institutes laboratory.
27 nt the now-nu morislued Army
b t: racks wh«re he w as born and
‘f'Thfist TpItT^arfflS^h where
he was baptized.
The barrn k., new is in Ms,
Arthur fhirk r ained* for l’n/rnr
Arthur MsrArtbur who was i-i
command of the. Arkansas military
post here when his Douglas was
horn in l**n
Chicago.
Many generals in the National
Guard the legular Army and the
Air Force, began their careers as .
•nvates in the Guard. Guardmen
today esn qualify for commissions
in the National Guard or the reT“
gular Armv or cam their w-ay
into We*t Poifit.
WEDNESDAY'S FEATURES HIGHLIGHTS TWO VERY
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 211, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 5, 1952, newspaper, February 5, 1952; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1041880/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.